Charities In Slough

1. Autism training in the Thames Valley area.2. Special interest youth groups.3. Parent/carer support and information

ADVICEWe provide advice on:Employment,Racial Equality,Human Right,Immigration,Promote and Provide Health Advice,Sign post for other organizationsTRAININGProvide Accounting,GCSE,Citizenship, Life in the UK Test Training,ESOL,Security, Construction, Health & Safety and Social Care Training CoursesSUPPORT Offer Needed Support to the Vulnerable People in Poor Communities in the UK

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE IN AGRICULTURE, HOME CRAFTS, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS.OUR MISSION STATEMENT; "TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO HAVE FUN, IMPROVE THEIR PERSONAL SKILLS AND GAIN A SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT".

Our main activity is to preach gospel of Jesus christ through assembling and act of community building. Please see our charity deed.

To relieve suffering by providing volunteers trained to search and recover missing vulnerable people, working at the request of Thames Valley Police and assisting other Rescue organisations. Providing First Aid and Search and Rescue volunteers to the County Emergency Resilience department during times of flood or other disasters. Providing First Aid and marshaling personnel to local organisations.

To advance the Christian faith among children, young people and families particularly in schools and in conjunction with the churches in the area of Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead. Undertaking school assemblies and lessons, residential work, being available for the children in the school to discuss Christianity and other questions, seasonal teaching in schools and churches.

Management of Slough District Scouts and holding land and other assets belonging to the Scout movement in Slough

Supporting families affected by Sickle cell in the Thames Valley area and raising awareness of Sickle Cell through our fundraising and awareness events.

Providing music therapy and expression through music, art and play for sick or disabled children and teenagers in hospital, school or wherever needed. To support sick or disabled children, young people and their families providing special requirements as necessary to alleviate the trauma, stress and suffering of the whole family unit.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE THROUGH MEDIATION FOR PARENTS OR COUPLES WHOSE RELATIONSHIPS APPEAR TO BE BREAKING DOWN AND WHERE SUCH RELATIONSHIPS HAVE ALREADY BROKEN DOWN. TO ADVISE AND HELP IN THE SETTLEMENT OF DIFFERENCES OR POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES OVER ASSOCIATED AREAS INCLUDING RESIDENCE, CONTACT TO CHILDREN AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.

Work to promote christian family life within the Diocese of Oxford and overseas through the support given to the Central Mothers' Union.

WORSHIP SERVICES, BIBLE STUDIES, PRAYER MEETINGS, HOME CELL GROUPS, COUNSELLINGS, YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, CHILDREN MINISTRY, SINGLES FELLOWSHIP, SENIOR CITIZENS FELLOWSHIP, COUPLES FELLOWSHIP, MUSIC AND DANCE AND DRAMA, EATING FELLOWSHIP AND OTHER CHURCH SERVICES.

Arts and Culture

We gather for worship at Hayes Methodist Church Hall, 4 Station Road, Hayes, UB3 4DA on all Saturday mornings at 08:30 AM to celebrate the Holy Eucharist services. We also have online prayer meetings on a regular basis. We also conduct Sunday School classes for children up to age 18 years and then have social groups for young adults above 18 yrs, women fellowship, senior groups among others.

To advance the Hindu faith for the public benefit in Slough and throughout England and Wales, mainly but not exclusively by means of providing:Cultural Integration through organising PujasPrayer meetings to enlighten others about the Hindu religion through music, drama and danceCommunity participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing sports

Church and charity activities

THE CHARITY WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF HEALTH. ITS OBJECTS ALSO INCLUDE TO EDUCATE AND TRAIN AND RELIEVE POVERTY AND SICKNESS AMONG YOUNG PERSONS WHO ARE SUFFERING OR WHO HAVE SUFFERED A LEGAL RESTRICTION OF THEIR LIBERTY IN ANY PENAL OR CORRECTION ESTABLISHMENT.

To operate a wheelchair basketball club providing disabled and able bodied people to opportunity to play the sport at whatever level they want to, ranging from recreational up to National and International standards. To promote fitness and competitiveness whilst taking part in league matches representing the club. To provide a sociable and friendly atmosphere where all are welcome.

To educate and entertain members of the general public in the Reading and surrounding area through the rehearsal and presentation of two musical productions a year (spring and autumn) at theatres in or near Reading.Each production usually runs for five performances with a total potential audience of just over 2000 for the week.

1. Continued teaching English to adults of Bangladeshi Community2. Continued teaching Bengali (mother tounge) to Bangladeshi children3. Continued providing prayer facilities.4. Organised cultural events.5. Organised sports facilities (football and badminton) for youngsters

Religious and social services

We are an independent community group and registered charity (No. 1172448) run by volunteers with the following aims To stop isolation in the elderlyto Help them with the physical, emotional and mental health.we offer a place where they can make and meet friends.we aim to add years to life and life to years.

To relieve children and adults with dyslexia and related conditions by providing treatment at our research clinics focusing on dyslexia and related conditions. To advance the education of the public by undertaking research into causes and treatments of dyslexia and related conditions, training personnel, and publishing the useful results of such research

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Farnham Royal and its immediate vicinity without distinction of political, religious or their opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

We provide a Holiday Club environment during Easter and Summer school holidays for children with additional needs and disabilities between the ages of 3 and 19.We also provide an After School Club at Addington School, Woodley, Monday through Friday during Term Time.